Small hazardous-area footprint
The 44 in depth limits intrusion into a classified entrance where only one operator passes at a time.
This 52 x 44 x 120 in air shower is the shortest hazardous-location configuration in the frozen family. Its 39.5 x 36 x 83 in chamber serves one occupant, while one blower is rated for 1000 CFM at 4 in static pressure. Pneumatic actuation and a Class I, Division 2 component scheme address ignition-source control, but the final area classification and installation details remain facility-specific.
The 44 in depth limits intrusion into a classified entrance where only one operator passes at a time.
Air-operated access controls reduce reliance on ordinary electrical switches at the chamber.
The single motor-blower is specified at 1000 CFM against 4 in static pressure for the compact enclosure.
| Overall Dimensions | 52 W x 44 D x 120 H in |
|---|---|
| Chamber Dimensions | 39.5 W x 36 D x 83 H in |
| Approximate Occupancy | 1 person |
| Blower Quantity | 1 |
| Blower Duty | 1000 CFM at 4 in static pressure |
| Hazardous-Location Basis | Class I, Division 2 |
| Operator Interface | Pneumatic push-button access |
| Housing | Stainless steel |
| Traffic Arrangement | Straight-through personnel passage |
| Customisation | Disponible en fonction de l'application prévue et de l'environnement d'exploitation. |
For individual access to pharmaceutical, chemical, coating or aerospace clean areas where the facility identifies a compatible hazardous-location requirement. The electrical classification, ventilation, grounding and door controls must be selected for the actual room hazard assessment.
Define supply voltage, hazardous-location component basis, door seals, pneumatic utilities, stainless finish and cycle timing. The site safety team should verify area suitability before installation.
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